Companies that are expected to have above average earnings growths for five or more years rule: consistent growth not only increases the earnings and dividends of the company but may also increase the multiple that the market is willing to pay for those earnings. Thus the purchaser of a stock whose earnings begin to grow rapidly has a chance at a potential double benefit, both the earnings and mul...

2013-02-05 05:33

Companies that are expected to have above average earnings growths for five or more years rule: consistent growth not only increases the earnings and dividends of the company but may also increase the multiple that the market is willing to pay for those earnings. Thus the purchaser of a stock whose earnings begin to grow rapidly has a chance at a potential double benefit, both the earnings and multiple may increase

There is a latin maxim: Res tantum valet quantum vendi potest. It means a thing is worth only what someone else will pay for it. Is it against the saying that price will move along its intrinsic value, u can make money if u find the ineffective price. Or this two sentence are actually the same?

2012-09-24 04:37

There is a latin maxim: Res tantum valet quantum vendi potest. It means a thing is worth only what someone else will pay for it. Is it against the saying that price will move along its intrinsic value, u can make money if u find the ineffective price. Or this two sentence are actually the same?

Companies that are expected to have above average earnings growths for five or more years rule: consistent growth not only increases the earnings and dividends of the company but may also increase the multiple that the market is willing to pay for those earnings. Thus the purchaser of a stock whose earnings begin to grow rapidly has a chance at a potential double benefit, both the earnings and mul...

2013-02-05 05:33

Companies that are expected to have above average earnings growths for five or more years rule: consistent growth not only increases the earnings and dividends of the company but may also increase the multiple that the market is willing to pay for those earnings. Thus the purchaser of a stock whose earnings begin to grow rapidly has a chance at a potential double benefit, both the earnings and multiple may increase